Event organised by ICE
The event will cover the reasons why the consideration of temporary works is vital in the construction and demolition industry.
Here Andun will explore the history of temporary works, from historical failures to the Bragg Report and the introduction of BS5975 - Code of practice for temporary works procedures and the permissible stress design of falsework.
Andun will cover the importance of temporary works procedures and how they apply to construction projects including the roles set out in BS5975.
Finally, they will share case studies covering both temporary works and demolition engineering across the UK. This will include climbing tower cranes within a highrise building in London and the dismantling of dockside cranes.
Tea, coffee and sandwiches will be available from 17:30 with the event presentation starting at 18:00.
Andun Engineering Consultants Ltd
technical director
David Stevens is the technical director of Andun Engineering Consultants Ltd and has 7 + years of industry experience designing both complex temporary works schemes and high profile demolition projects.
David is chartered engineer with the ICE and an associate member of the IDE.
Andun Engineering Consultants Ltd
temporary works engineer
Max is a temporary works engineer with 2 years of experience working on increasingly complex temporary works and demolition schemes.
Max started work with Andun after graduating from the University of Aberdeen in 2023 and is working towards chartership with the ICE.
Aimed at students, this series of seven webinars which runs until May 2025 will enable you to learn about professional life from recent graduates from across the industry.
This session aims to provide guidance on ICE membership pathways, categories, and the registration process. It is designed to help aspiring new members understand the benefits of joining the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE).
